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Co-op Food - Cricklewood - Cricklewood Broadway, 22-26 Cricklewood Broadway London · Fortune Green team
5 neighbourhood teams · 9 upcoming events · 15 priorities · Not an emergency: 101
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Co-op Food - Cricklewood - Cricklewood Broadway, 22-26 Cricklewood Broadway London · Fortune Green team
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West Hampstead Community Centre, 17 Dornfell Street London · Fortune Green team
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What they're doing: Identify specific times, locations, CCTV opportunities and possible suspects to come up with a strategies and arrest suspects. Provide Crime prevention advise to community Fortune Green SNT to provide community contact sessions. Raise awareness
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Fortune Green SNT are targeting patrols along Fordwych Road NW2 at various times when on shifts acting in intelligence. community engagement, working with Camden Community Enforcement officers.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Work in partnership with the local shops and the council to identify offenders and arrest outstanding suspects
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Link in residents and other agencies in the area to develop information and intel on those involved. Develop this intel and execute warrants on linked addresses.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Increase patrols in the area linking in with local authority to target the perpetrators involved.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Multi-agency project with Brent Council, Licencing, Housing and Street Wardens to tackle street drinking and ASB
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Increase in patrols targeting drug users, as well as arranging with housing associations for the removal of abandoned vehicles that were being used by offenders, leading to anti-social behaviour. These patrols are ongoing
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: A joint partnership meeting was held between Brent Council, Morrisons, Bang Bang, Loon Fung, St Mungo's, and Kingsbury Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) to discuss measures required to improve security across the area and to encourage rough sleepers to engage with and accept the supported accommodation that is regularly offered to them. Discussions focused on both environmental improvements and enforcement opportunities to address ongoing concerns. Options considered included: Redesigning and strengthening fire doors and associated locking systems. Securing the car park during night-time hours. Increasing high-visibility police patrols in the area. Deploying CCTV vans to support deterrence and evidence gathering. Partners also discussed the importance of maintaining engagement with rough sleepers to ensure they are aware of, and supported in accessing, the accommodation and support services available through St Mungo's and Brent Council. Further updates will follow as actions are progressed and agreed by all partners
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: This was discussed at the Ward Panel Meeting and it was agreed that the team would continue to dedicate operations and patrols around this location to combat Robbery and theft. Establish a working group with business and site managers to share information on offenders and best practice for target hardening and crime prevention. Engage the council for their support in tackling Anti Social Behaviour and crime being generated locally. Utilise targeted policing operations to detect crime in action, arrest offenders and progress case through criminal justice system.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: We will direct Op Terminos Patrols, where we bring officers in from other Safer Neighbourhood teams for a series of shifts to bolster our numbers and increase the opportunities to detect robbery suspects.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Direct patrols to target shoplifting and Parcel thefts.
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: Dedicated Operations have been planned for the locality. Use of Plain Clothed and uniformed patrols to continue around the Trade park
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: • High-visibility patrols at key times (commuter peaks, school end, late evenings) • Hand out information promoting reporting, including through Crime stoppers and initiatives such as "Ask for Angela"
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: • High-visibility patrols at varied times • Joint patrols with council enforcement officers and issuing of fines • Use of Community Protection Warnings/Notices for repeat offenders
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
What they're doing: • High-visibility patrols at peak times; additional support from other teams (including evenings) when Safer Neighbourhood Team off-duty • Carry out joint patrols and enforcement with the council • Targeted stop and search where grounds exist
Neighbourhood priorities are set with residents at ward panel meetings.
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